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Making a Jacket Out of a Blanket

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Date: 12/01/2008 Topics: Craft Tips > Sewing | Readers Request > Crafts  
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I need instructions for making a jacket from a throw blanket.

Rose from Brookhaven, MS
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By Lynn (750) Contact
I have a pattern from the 90's that I used to make a coat that I still have and still get compliments on. If you'd like to send me a message with your contact information, I can send you the information, but I can't really describe it with words here.

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By NHRIVERAT2 (11) Profile Contact
Check the site called PATTERN REVIEW They can give you some ideas on what your looking for.
PATTERNREVIEW.COM

I have had good luck with this site when I was looking for a certain type of idea or pattern for a project Sometimes I just do a search, typing in the type of project I am looking for. It takes time and sometime you have to do, What I call, a play of words to find what your looking for
I hope this was some help

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By 1hope4all (1) Profile Contact
I can tell you how to make a poncho out of a blanket if this helps. Just fold the material into a triangle and cut the top of the triangle off. Remember you can always cut more if needed but you can't put it back once you cut it off, then you can cut about half inch slits all along the bottom and tie each one individually into knots. I helped make one for my 11 month old little girl and you would not believe how many compliments I get on it.

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